| RHAPSODISE | Music thus fades away as we hear talk with great enthusiasm (10) |
| COIFFED | Styled in the salon and put away, as we say, in the saloon? (7) |
| TAPERECORD | Band given minutes to produce music thus (4,6) |
| RAVE | From "show signs of madness", a word for wildly enthusiastic praise; a fad, fashion or passionate infatuation; a lively dance party in a field or warehouse; or, the techno, trance or other electronic |
| TONEDEAF | Drift and fade away, as can't recognise one pitch from another by the sound of it (4-4) |
| DIEOUT | Fade away, as a fire |
| EBB | Fade away, as a tide |
| RIDECYMBAL | Travel with character, as we hear part of kit |
| NEWZEALAND | Gateshead area, with great enthusiasm, that joins 1A 30 (3,7) |
| FIRERAISER | Criminal using sharp instrument, say, with great enthusiasm |
| LIKEBLAZES | Look forward to Bonfire Night with great enthusiasm? |
| RHAPSODIZE | Speak with great enthusiasm |
| DISAPPEARS | Upset, pa's despair fades away (10) |
| DISSIPATES | Is impressed by bald head after insult fades away |
| DEERSKIN | Daughter with ease, as we hear collected money with people for a leather garment (8) |
| URNS | Makes, as we hear, containers with taps for serving drinks (4) |
| NOSE | As we hear, the opposite of 8 - it's between them (4) |
| LADIESINWAITING | Servants giving boy that is evil priority, as we hear (6-2-7) |
| WRAPPED | Struck or fascinated as we hear what's covered by paper |
| NAY | Refusal bringing cry from show-jumper, as we hear |
